Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 25, 1891, Page 6

THE OMAHA DAILY BEF, TUESDAY. AUGU! T 29, 1891 THE SPECULATIVE. MARKETS, Eharp and Very Sudden Reaction in Every- thing on 'Change. RUMORS OF FROST, DAMAGE OFFSET. Prices Generally were but Slightly Improved at the Close—Cudahy Knocked the Bottom out of Pork by Liarge Sales, cnrcaao, 111, Aug. 24.—There was a sharp reactlon in all the markets on ‘change today. Tmmense recolnts and ensier cubies more than offsct houvy exports and roports of dumize by frost, In the wheit pit. There was u rally, howerer. trom the break and Docomber clysed only '4¢ under lust night's final fizures at 0.01% roat 1ino was foand too far north to soriously injure corn, and in the face of actunl roceips of 32 cars hore today and prospective reeo!pts of W00 card for tomorrow values went to pleces. Traders jumped on the market with both foot. pptember broke from 6ie to el and October from to o7e. Pricos were but slightly lmproved at the close. OCutihy knocked the bottom out of the pork maorket temporarily by sales of from 25,000 to 0,000 burrels, prices dropping off 2ie. Liberal purch cnused a reaction later and the close wason y e under Saturday's last ures. At the opening the fecling in th PIt Wik strong on reports of frost da the northv et which w arlously e up 10 25 wits ilso good buy- & on northwestern account, started at ubout #1.06 and soid during the first minute or 50 At 8105% to BLOMK. Tt wusquickiy up to 1,06, The frost daun tulk turned out to be chiefly sensational while, Tower cables and fnercising wenkness in New York and free selling orders from there gradual'y brought the Lull feeiing to a halt. Abcutthesame time there wos a break of nearly 5¢ in corn and the crowd went over to the seliing side, eaus- Ing u deop of 2 cents droppinz off 10 $1.041 re- (1o $1.05% but agaln sturted on a gradual pand fell to #1.03%, The prospective §0f 710 curs horo tomorrow and the 1ot 6 cars at Kansns Clly were also ‘I'he visible supply showed 00, Rrentor thin any one wis slow and hesititing, rallied somewhiat leaving Decom- berat fL044 at the close. Corn ataried ith i good de and losked at thn as though the I'he frost talk w, for lifting prices a during the fisst five minutes Septen- Yer scld from (4 to 65 cents, October up to (2 cents, but there were appurent unlim- fted quantities for salent the advance and tho ellquu secned anxious to d purchasers for Ats lar e h ings. Octoler especially was of- fered freely and soon begun to drop pulling Bep ember down with it. Later the big coipts for tomorrow, 855 curs. added to th October sold from 62 early todie Septem! er from 65 le. There was wn sein thio visible supply for the week of &4,000 bushels ns compared with n decrease of 574,010 & you There was w_recovery rom the lowe: October clos= Ing it 5% and Septemb net loss of o8¢ for the former and 1e for the Lttor, Yie outs market was very firm at the open- fng when prices were %¢ bighor than Satur- Aily's closc. Scpton ber startod at Hive and e, The last named Tuture touched when the market wenkened under the <ot free” solling and_the decline in September dropped to B04e and May to e, when there wis a reaction to 3¢ andidie pectively. The close was at e for Septenmber and ¢ for May, indi- cating a ke decline since Suturday, Loeal re- 11 cn i arrly ex The mark 1 of vizor ulls were the ¢ lever used influen other cereals. ble fluctuation in the ney being downwir lust pri s were le to 'se lower. Septe Ler sold ut Gghiizo, and closed at tde. Re- CeIpis Were CHOFonNs ut 4 ci The provision market was | and dull for the most part. Pork elosed today at 10 to 1245¢ lower than on Saturday, lard 2ie lower and ribe at o decline of re. The bulk of the aporations o tar us the prckers were conoernca was In the way of selling the later futures aguinst purchases of Scptember for wh profit there appeared in the carrying chars A wood deal of long pork was sold out on stop loss orders. ‘The range inSentember pork was from #10.'0 to #10.00. In lard $6.55 to 86574 and 10 ribs from 46,55 to 86, The leading futures ri ARTIC Riice of rye, th 'lie WIEAT No. 2| A Beptemier.. Decomber. coli August Feytom Octoby oAt August. Eeptomiier.. 1 0a3 omgal g UG 06 3 Iy 2y a1 Hag by 10 10 10 25 12 60 6 521 6 fag 665 | 6 G iig 69 31 053¢ 102 10434 6@ 0@ 10 021 10 18 12 55 Oetoler. January... LAND Beptembe Octobor.... Bopton 655 October. 66 Jnnunr 670 Cash quotations were as follow; Jui—Steady, unchangod, WiEAT - No, 2 3hring wheat, §1L.03%5@1.033 2spring wheat, ®ie; No. 2 red, $L03%@1. Conn—No. 2, 0. 35¢; No. , 052660; No. 3, 52@6e, f. 0. 0. 4, 4@, £, 0. b, No. 1, §1.00%4, D Prine, $1.28 Poik—Moss pork, per barrel, $10.00, $150; short ribs side dry salted shoulders it elear sides (hoxod), 7. Distillers' finlshed good Flour, hurrels Wheat, bushe Corn, busi Oats, bushels, bushels. . ¥, bus On the produce exchange toduy the butter murket was unchanged: fancy o o duiry, Wa@l8e. Eggs, 1h@12e. New York Markets R, Aug. 4. —FLOUR—Re exports, 574 b rrols, quies. irregular: sales, 10600 Larre Colix MEAL=Quict, steady: yellow western, L SRTUARRUN WHKAT—Recelpts, $11,200 bushels TSN bushels: sules, %0400 Lushels of fu- turos, 107,000 bushels of spot. Spot market unscttled, wenker: moderately active, closing steadicr with optlons. No. 2, rod 811013 @LI o elevator; BLINGELIZG afloat: niha 0. b 0. 3 red, $Lu%0p NGs1. 1435 No. 1 north- #1..05 No. i hurd, to arrive, s loss active, declining 4@ 13c on 5Ly western, New York snd forelgn operators advunces 3Ge1lie on large 5. frost talk. oubles Of poor wenthor wor markets In England, deelined 1@1%¢ on realizing and closed steady nt '@ o under Suturday. red, August, #1014 1114, closing, 8L Soptember, #L10L,@ L11%; closing, ¥L11 Octoher, 8111401, oclosing, 81,12 Novem L1231 1014, Closin 8113 Docember, $LUL@LI4 1116 closing, B Junuury, | L1516 closing, 1105 My, $LITL @110, closing, #1185 RYE—Act.ve, strong: sales. 4 boat loads wostern ¢, 1. £, at 8104, closing $1.0(@1.05, Stocks of grain i store and afloat’ Aucust 220 Wheat, 1,504 106,708; outs, 154,900 ry o, - Conn—Recelpt buhoels snles, and 104,000 busheis'of spot. Spot_market mod= ately active and lower; No. 2, 76651 vator, T7GT8e afloat; ungraded mix No. 2 white, T4e. Options sold off 24 cutise of renlizing at the west, reactod olosed weak E August, TH@T Tle, ol TN 101,000 03000 NEw V. paclag exports, XD buishois ‘ot fu September. 100 e, closing cloeing, 603e; May, oTc. OATa—-Recolpts, 177,000 bushels; exports, bushels; siles, 205,000 bushels of futures und Wi bushels of spot. Spot mirket lower and unkettied, woderitely uctive, Options less ROUIVO; AURUSE STNGITHC, OloNINg 1 '6e; Sop- tembor, WA @150, closin Octaber, 3 e, clostng 6he; No. 2 white, September B0Ra400; spot No. 2 white, $6adte: wixed woste 5 white wostorn, WG@NC; No. 2 Chlcago, 475600 2 t but firm. dull; state common to cholee, const, 16810¢, Corrie—Options ‘opentd steady ehanzed to 13 points down o J0inta down {0 5 points up; s e August, 81063310 1D, i @etobs 15,003 1! and un- Septe 0: Noveuibe tair cargoes, 1% SUGAR-Ruw, d d, easler quletor; No. 8, 4he No. 14, uig¢s OfF A, 8 13- 164ty c; grauulatod, §0-1647 e, MolLAsSES—New Orleans, quiet, stoady; com- mou to fancy, Bddte. Rick-F) ood demand; domestle. fair to extra, apan, H1aK0. CorroNsEED O1L—Steudy. TaLLow—Du'l, osiN—Dulli gulet. i UnreNrINE—Firn and quict, 3600, Eags—Quivt and i westers, 10 @180; Tocolnte, 508 puokages. Poux=Dull, eusior old mess, HOWGLY, ot, firm, 11l and weaker; westorn sles, 100 tierces at 8 $5: tinroes: ; Octohe ) 5,08 Do closing 87.08; Januury, $7.2 bid. westorn dalry. W@ic: Elgins, western, 6@%le: part TER--Qu et tancy strong Western croamery, CHEEsE—-Quict, firm; skims, 340 Pia Inox CoPrEi Quiet: Amorioan, #16.00@18.95, ke, August, $12.30; Luke, sfor; domestie, #4425 ney, straits, $10.05 PETROLECM—Opened stendy but after the first wales hocame dull «nd remalned so untit the close. Pennsylvania oll, September, elos= Ing. 6344 total siles, 15,000 buis.; September options, closing. 6iizc. Kansas € KANSAS Ci1y, Mo, dull. No. 2 hard, cash, 8 bla; WiEAT- Lower No. 2 red, cash, 01e bld, ust, 80%e bid N~ Lower; No, 2 ciush, nud August, & ty Markets. Aug. 2.—~Froun—Very OATS- Lower: No. % eash, 27%e bid; August, 7ise bid, Hav—Iirn: 0,001 good to chioiee, $1.0 BUTTER—FiTn; cren 1066150 &tore packed, 1126, CHEE B-Steudy: full cream northern ¢ ey young Auiericun, Sei western, skimmed, 215a@lo, EGas—Firm, at [4e, Woor- Steady: Missour! uswashed. 1anise: lght fine, 1idle; Kan and_Nebraska, heavy fine; gt fine, @12t tul Washed, choice medium. B0Gze: ding e, LECEINTS— Wheat, 10003 oats, 1,800, SpirseNTs—Wheat, 4,000, Minaeapolis Wheat Market. MisxEAroLis, Minn., WitEAT— Offcrings of sample Wi demand before the hreak frer that sales were hard 1o Keceipts for two days lipments, 525 cars. Olose: No. 1 biard, on r septenber, northern, on track, U 2 ancy prairie, 15@18c; dalry vins, T 10,0005 €or 80,4205 corn, 7,80); outs, St. L ouais Markets, Ang, 24.—WHEAT mber, $1.053 Cony—Lower; cash, 3c; September i7e. OATS—Lower: enshi, 20c; September, '5e. PorKk—Ensier at$ S LAin—FEasier it 16, WHISKEY-— LIS, Burrer—Supply scant; firmg creamery, 20@ —WiEAT —Firm; i No. 1 northern, 1.05; Septemboer, S0, CORN—Eusivr; No. i cash, 616 Oars —Ensior: No. %, white, siig PROVISIONS s, il Liverpool Markets, Liverroor, Aug. 26.—WigAT—Dull holders offer 05 1A @08 12 por spring, &s 10zdass 11 B8 1073d@ss 11d. Conx—Steady and demand firn western, 6s 513d per cental. and No. 1, stern Kuvsas winter, hard, mixed Cincinna CINCINNATL O, Aus No, 2 red, $1.0i Cons—Qui OATS— Basie WHiskey—#118 24— WhE. No. 2, mixed, 6. No. % mixed, $2@82e. ain Marxet. WiEAT—Lower; cash, oledo ToLELO, 0, Aug % 810415, Conn-—-Dull; cash, 670, OATs—Quicts cash, e, AND STOCKS BONDS, NEW YORK, Aug. 24.—The stock market today was hampered at the opening by a partial in- terruption of communication by telezraph and there was compuratlvely few orders elther to buy or sell for outside parties at the early trading, but it soon doveloped a deeld- edly strong tone, while un active swell dis- tributed business, und material advances were scored in ull the leading active stocks as well as a fow other speclultics, The bears und trad- ersstill claim that prees will go up upon manipulation and off upon long selling, tut white there 18 undoubtedly much skiliful manipulation on the bull side, the market has the support of a more liberal outside client- age than for some time and while the rewc- tlon is felt. They hive now been trying for nearly two weeks to bring about a mute- rlul set bueic in the murkets. Thelr efforts huve resuited in only o partial reaction and the checking for i time of the new buying which ariin seems to be gathering con. Toduy the few stucks which have of lito monopolized 8o lur_e a shure of the attention were quict, orders boing well distribated Auniong the leadinz stocks & very uniform. wmo time substantial, upward nt wis effected. The loss of the bank reserve wnd the efforts of the renction scems to direet attention to the monvy situation With « view to creating alarm. This was scen In the openinz, which was quist und rather avy at swail fractional decld from Suturday's fual figures, The Duying wis, however, evidently botter than the selling and nd for stocks in all portions of 5o rapidly that almost fnmedi- murket developed a strong upward . which lator spread to even epuciul s which huve lain practically dormant for some thne and in sonie of theso material advunces were scored, the market gaining both strength and activity us prices rose in the fuce of the efforts put forth to keep them down. The news of the day wus still of the wost reassuying churacter and buying ordors Decarie more numerous as the day wore along, and not until well in the afternoon did the animaton dle away or prices give signsof Dhaving reached the top fi ures, Tho best prices. however, wero weil maintained until tie lust hour, when the usunl realizations ciused a droping tendeney, though bero and there material chanzes word made, Advices that the roported frosts after all had done no dumage to corn or late whent give <he fmpulse which brought in the orders to buy und the advices from the other side of tho water foreshudowed the return of a no tion of tho gold lately sent there. The market Ally free from features, the riso vell sustuined, the elose Lefng tirm and at about the'highest igurcs. The ad- vances of note among the active sto ks in- clude Cleveluud, Oincin, Chivazo & St Louis, i per cent: Missouri Pacific und North- ern Pucltic preferred, euch 1y per cent; Rock Island, 1 per cent, Ruilroad bouds were comparatively quiet, the trunsaetions beiug only #,116 000, out of which the Atehison fneonos contributed 2.8 - 000 and the Toxas Pacifie seconds 172,000, The jurket was firm ull the wiy out, buta few wetive [ssues showed loss tian fron provi- sules. The advances, however, include Lowis ana Toxas firsts cent. vernment bonds, dul State bonds, dull, steady, The following are the closing guot the lead ing stocks on the New York stock ex- change t Atehison Adums ¥ Alton, T a0 preferred American Expross Bur. €. R & N the deni: qu s DrO.. Lty rre Hauie.. 55 o013 ~1135 "IN Y., Chic. & 81000 L iy | o preforred i D20 |Onto Misstssippi Canadu Pacttio; 1210 8| 4o proforr on puthern 4| 0ntArlo & We Central Puclic,.... g Ches. & Olilo 4o It prefers i 15y L Bng Vans, 205 L 154 L s0rg g ) 7§ 11ty 2% 01| Oregon Pucifio Mall Pooria, Dee. & Den' & it Euxt Tenncuy {0 18t profc do dnd prefer Er ? St Paul & Omi 0 preforr . Conl & [r0] xni Puctl Tol. & O, Cent. pidl Unlon Pacitle’ ... g/ U. 8. Bxpress do’ profer, Fort Wayne Chi, & East. 111 Hocklng Valley Houston & Texas 1ltnots Contral....ies W4 W, St L & Bt Paul & Duluth'!l] 51 ° W Se L& Pa Kansus & Texan. 10 it |\ Lake Krio & West..\\ 1ity/\ 40 proferred ..ot 84| A Cotton OLl Lake8hore + iy | Colorado Coul Loulsville & Nasiiv\, 7243 Homestaks '] lron Silver! Icksilver.. . 2 L 8, 0 preferrod a0’ prefe . Min & St Missourl Pacitic. Mobile & Ohlo. 103 Wiseonsin Co I i1ig Great Nortlers oy Nashiviile Chnt 8543 | Chicago Gas Wi N Contry 1813 | Lend Trust ity Norfolk & W W [ Kignr Trust Bii Northora Pacitio. ..., 2ls Southorn®s do proforred. L |Oregon 8. L & U i U, P, Denver & Gulf., 17| Distiliers... The total salos of stocks today were 276, 07 shures, including: Atehls 4; Canadlun Southern, 4,600; Chivizo G ;' Delawire, 1 wanna & Wostorn, 6, ko Shore. 6,575; Loulsviile & N 16); Mis- sourl Puelfic. 7,600; Northern Pucific preforred, eading, 4600; St. Paul, 10,710; Unlon Pacifle, 7,0, Pinancial Review, NEW YORK, Aug. 24.—The Post says: the absence of any uew fuctors lu the ken situation, the stubborn strength munifest by western rallrond stocks and other seox itles, can safely be uttributed to the progres- aive realization of the mugnitude of the odds in this country's favor 1o laternational trad aud of whe geuoral prosperity which this | romises. The London Economlist concedes 1o probable early flow of gold to this coun- try. confidence in the futur New York Mc Nrew YORK, Aug. 24 ranging from 2 to ¥ pe cent: closed offered at 1t would no doubt act clintm in confirming the growing feeling of | comething like & o, oney Market. MONEY OX CALL—Ensy, r oent; last lodn § per 2 per cent. PRIvE MEROANTLLE PAPER—5'4@0'% per cent STERLING EXCHANGE Quict und steady it MY for sixty-day bills and 801 for de- mand. The following were bonds: the closing prices on 100ty o 10074 Paciic 1 nnessee N, 8. 6e...101 U548, rointored, do G 1118, Tonn., Aug. birlax.ces, 20,50, NEW YOIK, Aug. balances. 4,417,019 Bairisone, Md., Au today, cente o4, PRILADELPHIA, P, Aug. today, §,055,051; balances, BL53L26% . MuEANS, La., A New York exchu previium Sr. Louis, Mo, Aug. balances, #15,%4, Mon change on Now Yerk BosTON, Mass.. $122500,400¢ binlaneos, $1 4 per cent. Exchango o diseount per 81,000, CiicAao, 1L, Ang. 24.—Mor Bank olew nge stou per_cent ork exch \860; Balanc Aug, 55 Mutu; N.J. Co Northern Pac (sts . 114K a0 2 g i 00 83 103 120 1 s Rets.. 3214 sts.. Tr. Rets e, ~Clourings, $124,37; ~Clearings, #63,050,403 Bauk clerings 20, Rate, 6 por 5, [t —RBank clearizzs Money, 4 24-~Clearines. 862~ ug. pur, Bunk ite nje wy —Clearings, & oy 633 por oent. @ b d discount. 2 —3ank cloarings, 54147, Rite for momey. n New York, 10 to 206 stead t 6 l,lmxl.y Noew rings, $ 2 Gnt. Ster v at 500 di Lz exchunge duil; sixty day bills, 2%6.804; denund, $i87, Boston Sto BOSTON, Muss, th st Ate Ho ek market toda, fwon & Topeka.. & b & Albany....208 Boston & Maine i Ch., Burl, X Quinoy.. 8il¢ FIEHbUrR I R Musw, Centr L8y Mex.’ Cen. com....... 21 N, V. & N. Eng..ocen. Old Cotony Ruting Wis. Contral com. . Ally 20. (new) Atly on & Mot Aug. 24. ¢losing prices on stocks in the the Boston ck Masket. The following wema Frankis iuron |Keuranree {Oseuoin .0 Juincy i {Snta e Eoppor [amarace. L oc | Went e L Co. Bell Teleplione. Lannson Siore 8. Wator Power [ I...u. London Stock narket. LONDON, Aug. 2 —The following were the London stock quotitions closing ut't p. 1 1 196 1316 120 10 BAW S1LYER—15 3161 MONEY--14 per cent. Rate of discount in cent three months’ bills [Erio 2s. e Mexican ordinary . St Paul comuon ¢, Central 22/ Mexican C per ounce. open market, 1% per 1% per cent. Bank of England Bullion. LONDON, Aug. 24.— gonc inta'the Bank of day was £7,000. Paris PAuIS, Aug. 60c for the accdunt, he smouut of bulllon England on balance to- Renten. 2. —Three pur cent rentes 05f — Denver Mining stocks. DENVER, Colo., Aug. 2 snles at 40,40, Quotutl change tod: Argonaut.ll Ballurat Bangkok. Bates 11, Big Lodlun 1200 BigStx.... .. Browntow. [ Calliops. Century..... famond B . Denver Gus & OllL... Gold Ironclad ... Justice.... 4.—Business good with qus on tho Mluing ex- e E 216 Littie Rule 20 Matehless May Maze.. . Moralng G Oro... Pay itoek! POLost. ...\ Park Con.. .. Rteed Rinlto....... Running Lode . Leavenworth *[tiettysburi . Whale.... told Kock San Franolsco M 8AN FraNcisco. Oal., ining Quotations. Aug. 21.—The official closing guotations for mining tocks today o wers as follows: Bust & Beiclior Bodie Consoll. ated. Chollar....... ... Con. Caia, & V.10l Crown Point......... 160 Gould & Curry..\ .0 155 Hale & Norcross. ... 165 Mexican .. L 25 Mono.... " 8) Navajo 5 Ophir ity 35 200 2% Unlon Coasolidated Utah...... New York Min NEW Yourk, Aug. 24, stock quotations ure as Homextake. Horn Stiver, Iron Stiver ing Quotations. —The closiug mining follow: Mexican. Onturio. . Ophir . Storra N Standard . Cofree Murket. RI0 DE JANEIRO, Aug. 4.—COFFEE—Rezulur firsts, 10,450 reis per 10 klios; good second, 10,050 rels. RECEIPTS—During the week, 80,000 bugs; pur- chuses for United SuIPMENTs—To the Lags; stook New York Dry ONew YORK, Aug. tates, 61000 Dags United States, 89,000 00 bags. Goods Market. 24~ Oppressive heut uffected the business in dry Koods somewhat todiy but there was u and second hunds, opuients und the mur uny way, fair trade at both first There were no new.devel- ket was unchunged in Santos Market. ANTOS, Aug. 10,15 rels por 10 kilos. Receuers during the chuses for S eMENTS Lo United 84,00 bags, 29— CokrEE—R00d average week 48,000 bags; pur- United Btates 6, (0, Stutes 2,000 bugs; stock, Hav.na Market HAVANA, Auvg 2%, EXCHANGE—Firm. 248 Foreign O ANISH GOLD—32,304@ 1l Market, LONDON, Aug. 24.—TURPENTINE 445d por ewt. Traders' , Mo.. Aug. 24, kreil Brother: show the range of pric tions ut this point: coumoniey | Open. T i 8105 203! I Aug. Co. 10 8. A. MeWhorte. Wils SLEOUE on_ frodts | Bullish intory.ews by ¢ morchunts (n London s theso futorviews which umns In Chicago » that the forel:in supply 8106 o| 87 —Langenbere Broph- The followinz will son the leading op- A TTow. | 1031 81 033 §104 o7 £ 204 Kounett, Hopkl The opening in wh at n the northwest and ble with leadinz grain nd Paris. The tone of fll two or three col- 856 3016 pers show an apprehension of breudstutls m.y turn out smaller thin heretofore estimated in weathor, seews Lo ng w of POt Lo Lo spreud ed — atton sed to bull w no buying orders orthwest caused th hoir position und rene oreign marke consequence Lo except Jlo harvest o blight over there g und is attract- tion, Koom traders t ut the outset, but few from the \ kly roverse W sing operi- ts were heavy. Little unfivor he 058 Witd made in new export bisiness ut bourd, und the L usly. b itsh foat (s at the prima docreasod ply vk © says XDOTE ClOATHNOOS Wi Cush wh September wnd but | Cishorye sold at about for pound R strength Denninrl, Sweden and never dld woy diveot by o United States, have written h muy ostablish business connoc- ing how the tidns with Chloago b rye, wheat und flour. o d the ened by the There w is still ata good cash whoat. which g0 to show the Inherent the situation market nearly absence of beurs pounded th R mar- ing dis- owover, desp!to markets. Tho over 1,310,000 und"tho aguln very large premidm over ittle under December. the sumo price, pound These nre siznifi- ures, 1,605, )00), ere Grain dealers in Noriruy, who probably 1siness Leretofore with Inqul uses dealing in cor Room traders b all duy, ool outside support In the last five minutes there was a rally e on little buying to | WIHOUNL OD UCeAN PASH thon tomorrow bette probablo. u New York The fair progross BOUse SUppOs house. Should g2 show a falr re r prices would made by the rowlug crop of corn of lute, to which we uvo cullod repented inz rec It looks as It to market thelr scare. At another pts huve weule the holdings lon and lnecreas- ed corn decided|y. clique had tried on the frost they might attol time, have succevded moderately, but locul shorts have Leen soo o time getting off the market and boycotting the Beptemver deal, hence the | the lowest of the day. 1t waa 1n no condition to absorh the offerin wnd the market turned very weak, closin with little rally, but indicut ons point to stil lower pri Olats held up quite woll consid- gring the generl weaknuss fn_ the other pto ducts. The trade i§ getting rather friendly | to onts, ut leust Indiscriminate short seliing fy going out of fashion. Provisions were raided | vigorously ut intervals, but seemed to rally | casily wiien the pressuro was tuken off and they closed nearly ut opening prices. They are believed to e a sate purchuse on soft York, Aug. 26—Konnett, Hopking & 8. A McWliorter: The stock murket | 1 'with & great show of strength not- London was below a parity with our close of Suturday, and London wis not a buyer liere, and first prices were practicully The murket scemed to gather strength as the day progressed until it was checked In the last hour by an advance {n rates for all money. The murket hus an un- dertone of strength which s decidedly bhealthy. It Is no: broad latively, but buying I8 unquestionably first class and sellors are not wbundant. Tt looks s If people who had bought stocks recently had such confidence in the future they were sluily walting for laezer profit thin 8 advances (n prices made up to this tinie gives them. A featuro of the murket to- day has boen the streagth of the Vanderbiit stocks and their unusual activity, Luke Shore, Cleveland, Colambus, Clecinnitl & St Louls ind Canada Southern all advancing considerably with large denliugs Luke Shoro compuny for the quarter ending June i shows A SUrDIUS ufter puying fixed ehirges of §o.- 400, which is 303.000 more than for the sun.e quarter lust gear. Early In the day there wis some disgasition to soll some elusses of stocks on the report of frosts injurimg wheat in the northwest, but this did not geove to be much | of a factor b the markot and its {nflucn ‘e wus | temporary and very (mited. Rutes for money in the lust honre advanced ta€ per cent on call, Dut this Fate was mads bu: for & moment, the actual _rate for business bemz about i per cont. The stock market elosed firm and iittle Off from the highest jrices. CHi . T, Aug. 4, —Sehwar Dupee & McCormiek to I O swarte & Co.: The cold weather which has previdlad for the past 4 hours and the fenr of frost in the northwoss gave | firoaer undertose to the openins of our Wheat market but did aot lest. The nows wis soon received that 1o serious diamago had been done, Recoipts here excecded estimates 122 enrs and estimate for U mMOrrow (10 cars, larger thean expected. Liveepool was & half- y W 1o jowe whils Berlin showel line 0f § marks on ghe near and 15 arks on the deforrad fusares. Allof this resulted ix free selling of b wheat and 2. docidedly sasier feoling wh 18 not ma- Iy ckanged by the somewhat extrior- dinury news of a decrease of 1,505,000 hushels in the visable supply for a week when with enormous recolpts at all poixts, an increase would nuturally hive been expected, Cicar- § ances from the Atlantic seabonrd in wheat ¢ and tlour were nearly 1,000,000 lels. After the first strength, which was eaused by frost tuik. corn becime very weak, and at no tine wiis there au improvement in the feeling, As usuil there - was talk of New York selling and the determination on tho part of the s pers to mnke them sell Sepromber as low as possible. Octo- ber showed especial weakness and it becom- ing evident that the beurs uro getting out of the way of a possible September manipula- tion, by selilng the latter future. 1t ls be- coming evident that corn bulls will receive very little assistance from our hotie talent. Provisions opened weak and lower under free lquiation of long stuff for outside ac- gount. Durinz the entire dug puckers have been heuvy soliers of the January future which s a decidedly weal foature. The near future rected somewhat from the rst break on covering of shorts, but wo fall to see any ®ood buyini for long account or any eucour- agement for the bull side. NEW YORK, Aug. 24.—Henry Olews, the banker. says The spirit of lmprovement in the stock market that got in about two woeks azo is still maintained, though at the moment there are some symptoms of abatement. A varlety of elrcunistances have contributed to this clinnze of tone. To begin with, the un- favorable aspoots of the situation had becn considerably exazgerated In the esuimito ot operators, whi st the favorable ones had been ficld in abeyance or thely igfluonce exhausted gnd the warict Wis' thus - pre-exised o symputhlze ~with new and ~ hopefyl influgnces. At this juncture came the intéili- gence of even a lurker crop of whoat than (he previous Lurge estimates had indicated. and the prospects of the corn crop also huve ex hibited a steady improvement. The iron trade has showed a niarked recovery, the coubined June and July product having'equalied the extraordinury figures of lust your, while the stocks on hand have buen reduced; Whicl is u favorable indicatiou of recovery in our indus- tries #t larze. The boom In wheit and ryo consequent upon the Russian ukase prohibit- ing the export of the latter grain, while in- forentiy fuvorable to the raflroads, has awakened the long dormant spirit of specula- tlon In the grain trade. the contasion of which bas already spread to the Stock Exchiunge. The tendency of informution from Great Brit tuin and the continent his been to dispel the illusions about the supposed desperate condi- tion of transatlantic’ finances. At London tere is a distinci improvement of feoling: and although business ts quiet, conservative and unremunerative throughout Encland.yet a more hopeful fecling becins to prevail theve. Evon u ruy of hope beging to dawn upon Ar- gentine finance and the much depreciated se- curitizs of that country have, within the pust week, shown a notuble” recovery. There can be no'doubt that the favorab.o” opinions and urances recently formally expressed by the governor of the Bink of Bugland-to which |- usion was made in my advices of last weok— liave also been a vers nportant contribution towards the recovery of tones for it is nutur- aily reasoned that, if the bank looks on the future wilh the comparative confidence ex- pres: by Mr. Lidderdule. thers cun be ne reason why that fnstitution should use its power o prevent “ny return of © gold to this country that the natural courseof the erain trade may oull for: which is the point on which New York especlally necds ussurance. The Lite- ness of the autumnal on flow of nioney from this center to the west hus also had an assur- ing effect, the more 5o us it puts back thut movement so much nearer to the time when We may expoct a compensation for the drain in imports of spee.e. A week ago, we had a surplus reserve of $17,600,000, while at the same time of 180 there was ' deficiency of #:6,00) %0 a surpius of only ,000; which e 10 suggest that our current busi- h the Interlor is bolng conducted so as to avold wny undue commitments with that section. Tlie effeet of this casier condition is apperent in the Increise of money offered on time loans for periods within six months. Put- ting together these sev fuctors 1t cannot be denfcd that they anount to a substan improvement in the situation; and coming, as they have, In w larze mensuré uncxpectedly, it s not surprising thut they have chanzéd the temper of the market und stimulated speculation, even to the extent of bringing out anoutside demand both spec 1lative and for investment. But, on the other side, it should not be iznored that undoubtedly the occasion has been selzed by purties long und heavily loaded with unsalablo stocks for fos- tering speculation und creating an opportu- nity to unload. Prudent operators will not overlook the fact that thore is a very fmport- ant eiement of weakness I th forin of the securlt es of badly fin atlons und of railroads which have emburassed through cagernces Lo cover terr.- tory which for years to come cannov yield a paylng return upon the construction outinys. This I8 pre-eminently the cise In the south and in the fur westind southwest; case Of these properties is mude by the increns hostility ot the granger and alllance factions to the rullroud Interest, This element 18 ealeulated to have an important influcnee on the Wali street situation. At first the holders of such scuritles, amens whon are men of larce ro- sources, will use all thelr influence to stimu- Luto the e time: Lhoy will be seliers of il th individual inte been sufliclently scrved, when th t set of support wiill disappear fro ) surprised if th not PrOVO it S0V o the mi For this ind othor rea: Tuwm porsunded that it would be unwise to assume that the present “hoom" s 11kely to develop into n continuous considerable farthir ad nco In prices. It would bi o 1ly common prudence to let the murke st nlon further trinl before trusting it confidentiv, on | capeeiully as London i giving (Lo subport Lut selling out on our 0L, nd the worss OMAHA MARKETS. OvAmA, Aug, © otpts of cattle wdi3 s compared with 10§ Suturday and 2807 Mon- duy of last week. The market wis active andl fivm on desiribio giades of beeves und steady on other grades; active und Le higher on good butcher stock and rm - on and strons on feeders. d 1o good beeves. rocolbus 601 OATTLE-OfMelal ro e | Mon- celved to muke n wore wll soid av day's 1 Dig 100 decline \¢ Tungo of the pr average of the prices puid s compared with 8.00° suturduy ) Monday of lust weel. Estinitod recelpts of sheep (4) as conip red with 7 Monday of lust weok, Tho anchunzod. © Natives, #5000 7 Westerns, $25475; good 60 to 70-1bs. luibs, H00LH N X Hepresentative Siles. s . Av, 1w 3 COWs, 1010 0.8 190 sid STOCKEIS AN o1, (87 81 Pr. No. Av. Pr. 5. 100) 1..1120 1.1k 1. 50 .. f19 7 200 7 3 () 1 FEEDEIS 7 ). 4. 0% U ed 10 20, 928 36 MILKERS AND SPIRINGE 2 cows and oalves, each BULLS. 200 14,1214 200 WESTERN CATIL 1 bulliien 08 1204 1610 8175 | J. W 4 tocders v 7 yearlings Ghvrery NEW MEXICO 04 tallings Vet § feeders..... WYOMING C. Lance Creok 1 cow .. . 0 cows B. Proctor— 61 stoers CATTLE. ATTLE. Cattle o, Durbin Land and Cattle Co, 8 tailings 110 affolk & Co.~ 46 stoers. . Ve IDARO CA W. C. Young-— T steers Vieuver COLORADO ¢ 1steor, tailing.. 42 cows " 6 steers, tailings steers, tailings “steers, tuilings HOGS. 0Ws Gierivenisie TTLE. ATTLE, .. 1010 0. SHEEP, 305 Utah wethers. Recelpts and Disposition of ~to and disposition of stosk as ksof the Unloa stockyards Official recelpt shown by the be K. company for tho twentv-four hours endiug 50'clock, p. m., August 24 KECEL OGL | s |Cars. [ Tlend. | Car | oot | Cars, (110 18013 HEED i ol DISPOSITION 1 Gmaha Packing Co 7 e G. 1L Hammond Co. BTG COvTTesvinsiess The Cudaky Packing (o TOtaTIMILs Wavsviatees ppers #d food Catti. { 110, o it 6| 8 450 TR s ALY Hoad| Cars (il [ Sheep (I iz 05 12 Chicago Live Stock Markets. Onica The B “urn on ang thin beef line. Texuns and 4,000 ranzers, A0 nutives of all kinds i0. T, Aug, 24— thit A But for the fact that the run in the western s reported he have advineed 10 to 1 higher und there were fow lo enough to make up prices. and anfavorablo morning quoted strong. Hozs—Busiiess other down turn of 10¢ on ndifferent. General [Special Tele o sale. vy, . Owin for snow all gy market ag inz weuk with a lurge number carr tdugh and common sold nd. puckers, #4.7 buteher weights, good second cluss [ight, $4. 81754, 75, The Eveninz Journal ro ceipts. shipments, i active, stondy to strol tives, ¥.5035.75: no prinie nt 3750 prime primo ligh port 4,0 CarT dlues we Texuns were quoted sof rangers good o the wet 12 8t business ruled rather quiet. but prices were ~ Business was fuir with a slight up was b all useful int Receipts wers made up of leaving only about was aguin slow with n des good, bad n clos- over, mixed and t, 8. 585107 griass- LE—Ro- muricet fuirly 6od 1o choice to extra Texans, stecrs o o ers, 82.1068.00; nutive Pts, 8.000; shipments, 5,004 murket slow and lower, ¢losing weuk; —Receipts, market stendy to wethers, 855085, %5, £,000; Wen New York Liv New Yonk, Aug. steady. Nutive steers, pound: and cows, 81 6:@:.25. or $1.5 @5.10; westerns, B.85@ 1. shipments, ewes. 21 0051, tock Market, 24.—BEEVES — Ro ucluding 91 curs or sule. 22,600, 15 cipts. Maricet i per Texnus und Colorudo, $5.45@4.60; bulls Duessen BEEF—Steady at 7@0%e per pound. CALVES —Recelpts, 146 milis, $20 @00, Suker—Receipts, lambs, Yo 5,624 per 100 pounds; Inmb muitons steudy at F4@de Tambs, firm ut 8136100 por 1T0GS—Recel pts, 10,262 1 for sale; murket'w 3,200 1 per pound highe head: markoey higher for veais; steady forotherelves #5.50@8.00 per 100 pounds; g s und head; sheep, bs, .00, per pound pound. 14, ineiudin s@lic higher. ic veal, butter- steady: sheep, H.00@ dressod dressed g 2 cars Kansas ( ity Live Stock Market KANSAS CiTy, M celuts, 8400; shipments, lowe stecrs, $3.00005. 7 stockers and fecders, & Hoas—Recelpt N ket steady to l0¢ wer grades, SiE] ipts, market stoady. it 1,470; Aug. 24— 1010, 50 hipments, 1 bulls, 5,10 shipments, 5 007 . Mar- 205 all none; St. Louis Live Stock Market, sm. Louts, Mo, Auc. 4,100; shipments, 1,100 choice nutive stecrs. .0 Indians, $.25@ki0; canne oGS Rocelpts, 1 ket lower: heavy. 8 ilght, ¥.5005.40. OMAHA WHOL 0: shpments, 78 @3.405 mixed, #4,00@5 00GL3.75; T rs. 81,0002 21.—CATTLE—Recelpts, market higher; ! insg ir to and n MARKETS. Fresh Fruits. CANTALOUPES—Per doz., $2.000 3 1, PEARS—California ORANGES—Rod ), 36,00, WATERMELONS Per box .+ 36,00, Birtle 31.00@1.25. , $2.0002.2 Shipping stock, 15@15e. —P'er bunch, #2,00@230 for good shipping stock. GRAPE Southern, #5¢ per & 1b baslket, PEACHES—The auphly 15 quite lurgo and the quality improved. glo case lots, § egetables. The following quotutions roprevent the prices at which choico stock is bi unless otherwise stated: ted out on ToMATOES—Per bushel, 31,00, CABBAGE—TTome growi, Per bushel y, 8250002 0 POTA cal v 1o por 1b. bushel. s are supply demind almost exclusively. Cou —Buik of sules —Old fowls should not anticipate ov The best spring chick sionully a little e 82,00 for the smull sizes. Burrkr—-Choice duiry b solls readily ot Ti@lie, ns will hrinz \try Produce. “Siow nnd sl er #3.00 1 from th utter 1s but the bulk of California Crawfords, sin- five case lots, §1.15 orders ing the hippers t for the be F1.00, oc tdown to e co und the country butter is not £ood enough for the re- tall trade and goos to the packers at y'ze. - X CLUB. New Organizition Sociology and Ot Mr. Heary George, the gr her »emed to Discuss pics. singlo tax apostle and social and political science re- former, bas some onthusiastic disciples in Omaha who propose to lectual light they have, discovered, bushel izing a social and remove the in their jud from its present placo und ud put it in o candiestick by organ literary club, with intel- ment, ' a the singio tax idea as the backboue aud mainstay of the organization, About twenty sin last night at the ofice of J.WE le-tax enthusiasts met us in the Brown block and proceeded to orgunize what will be callod the Omaha Literary club. Prior to t Kvuus read the aeld Henry Geory jam F. Cronsiale, Stundard, Mr. Ch Social Scier he organizit iress deliy red t the funeral of the late \W. editor of the New York 1o and on Me. by les Stephonson was elected porury chuirmun of the club and Mr. | Evans was eleeted secrota After listening to speechies by Mr, C. Lockwood, I° W. Evans, and y groat need of energotic w doctrines of the siugle t taken to effoct a pers Mr, J. W. Evans was U Halligan sec g A commi ronsisting Frank Parsee and J pointed to draft a constity The club aajourned to v night at the sameo place. rotary. JOUN A, MCSHANE W. k ary. Rufus Par touching K insproad sehei clected pre of W. G. I ans ation and by ot next ) FILANK ¢ upon was W ker. J the ing the steps wore Lent ovganization esident, \ries Stephenson vice president, and C. I Jeckett, ap: Liws Mouday CONDON McShane & Condon, INVI 309 8. 13th STAENT £, it N Omaha, BANK irities, comme baok stock, RS, Wl Bank Build Ja kmarvel O aahs res or ube 00 1d 100 BAGS AND TWINES. BTlv-lis Omaha Bag Co. Tmportors tu Flour Sacke. Birlaps and BICYCLES. Z A. H, Perrizo & Co. ‘ M. 0. Daxon, 1100 Dodgo Stret. Bleycles sold on monthly payments. send for our catalogue Farnam st prices | 107 Omah BOOK BINDERS and STATION. Ackerman Brothers & Hein'ze, Printors, blnders, electrotspars, blank book faotiirers. 1116 Howard street, Omaha. i ————y BOOTS AND SHOES Kirkendall Jones& (o Ohas, A, Coe & Co. Manufacturers and Job bers. 1100 Howard stroo | and 1105, 1arney sueot Williams, Van Aer-| nam & Harte F “’m Harney stroot a Nen BOXES John L, Wilkie, Omaha paper Loy fac 117 Orders pro SUTCHERS Louis Heller, Ruteliors And - Packors Dou Toole nnd supplios. Heaf puly nited. | WY S teehn Mreen, CARRIAC W. T. Seaman, Omaha's Largest Variety WAGONS AND CARR AG JUGGIES, ETC. CARP. Omaha Carpet O Carpots, ail, cloths mat- | gy, curtain koods,eto | 1511 Douglas stiaet CLOTIIING. Gilmore & Rull, Vifacturers and West & Fritscher, Manufaotures fine clears, Sobhers of leaf tabacco. 1011 Farnam Siroet. COAL, COKE, E1C, Omaba Coal, Ooke & | Coutant & Sql?n*n. Lime Co., Hard and coal ship. Hard and soft conl. S, K. cor. Tith and Douglas stroets. strect aha. -liowu-ll !:G 0., 14th Streot, — ‘_ American Fuel Co., anthracite 2 mous coal 216 8. 15th st “Nebraska Fuel Co., 1 213 8. 1ith Street, Omana, Neb, Johnson Bros., 014 Farnam Streot, Omala, Neb. Omalia, Neb, COLNICE. F. Ruenping, SI1 Farnnm St. Eagle Cornice Works, | Manufacturers of Galvanizod Iron Cornice. Window eaps, motallie ht, ete. 1110 and Doilde St | CEMENT AND LIME. J. J. Johnson & Co., Cady & Gray, 218 8. 1ith Stre: Lime, cement, etc., ete. Omana, Neb. | cor. 9th and Douglas Sts. DRY GOODS. M. E. Smith & Co., | Kilpatrick - Kook Dry Dry gouds. notlons, fur- Goods Co., Btshiing goo ls. Dry goods. notions, furniaiing e ds Corner 11th and Moward. | cor. i1t and Howard Sts SUPPLI DETROIT - AUTOMATIC Electric Motors and Dyamos, Cataloguo froa. 1L A, Kinney, Gun'l Akt 5125 N.Y. Life ild's, [N] BTC T. @ Northwall, General western Sxandin Plow ¢ X 1L Wolf Electrical Co. Hlustratgd catalogue 1614 Capitol Avenuo, FARM MACHINERY, Parlin, Crendorff & Martin Co., Corner Jones and 0th Sts. Owmaha, agont FLOUR. E. L. Welch & Co,, |R. T. Davis Mill Co. 1012 N. 16 h Streot. c. J. . McCray, Manager, Mill at Honderson, Minn £, F, Gilman, vnderwood, Mannager at Omaha. | Cor. 8th and Jackron Sts, | Omaha MillingOn.,r Merchant Millers. Ottice and Mill ager. | Tt Nt 1013-15-17, N, 16th Streot C.E Black - M FURNITURIZ AND CARIETS. Dewey & Stone Fur- | Beebe & Runyan Fur- niture Co., niture Co, Successors 1o C. A, Beo Furniture and car & Co., 1151119 Furnum Street. | Grace and Lith $ts.0maha GENTD'S FURNISIHING (GOODS. Schue der & Loomis, | J. T\ Robinson Notion Co. Jobboers and tmporters of furnishing goods A turnishing el e iiekekin ' overnil s, panty, lirts, Conte o COE T2 and 1Howird St notlons g 111 Howard Streot. GLASS, PAINT, O1L AND DRUGS, Keunard G and | J. A, Fuller & Co, Paint Co., 1402 Douglas Street, e it 05-1112 o William Cumm 617 and 619 South 10th St Blake, Bruce & o, 200-108 Losvenworth . Oniahi, Neb. (GROCERLES, Paxton & Gallagher,| Meyer & Raapke, 100-T1 8, 10th Street, 140a Harney Strect, Ominhin, Neb, Oummhin. Neb. loan, Johnson & Co., bt und Leavenworth streots Jord, Brady & Co., 1ith and Leavenworth, Omali, Neb, Bros,, 10E-1110 Harpey Street Owila, Neb Ouinba, Neb. ueh H. Olark, estorn A 1418 Harney s troot GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Bryan Commission Go . A, MoWhorter Erokors, graln, provi 12 It Nat'l Bank, Brok 0 i N.Y. Life [ ers. Private wires to 111 g Private wire Cul- | N ko Ul i cako, Bt Louis uod | St In. Cash krain New York bought for all markets P, 0. Swartz & Co,, raln. P Cookrell Bros £ Uida | 10 i8¢ Navl b Bank. | Exchunge bl k, Omaha. orh et 1 l oB graln. lak Natl : HARDWARE. Rector & Wilhelmy Oo Cor. 10th and Jackson Sty Omaba. IRON WORKS. axton & Vierling Tron Works, Wronght and oast fron bullding work, en, brass work. general machine and of safo work, 1-on Lignor Merchants, 1112 Iarney Street Manufaetir'ts Kennedy's Cast Indin Bitters L. Kirsclit & Oo,, Wholesale Liquor Deal'rs Tmport Win A07-409 8. 10th St LUMBER. G. W. Douglass & Co| John Hardwood Lumber, | JIATtEd 1810 North 10th Stroet. | a0} Charles R, Lee, Hurdwood Tumber, wood curpets and parquet fooring 8th and Douglns. & )IIIJ.I.\'!:'I[;' A 0. A. Stonchill, | Millinery, Notions, Clonks 116118 8. 16th S, Omaha, .JH'NI' AL INSTRUMEN Max Meyer & Bro Co | Mg Jewolors, deniors tn Planos musteal instrumente, | i toth, | OYSTERS. oscapes 1ith £ Jack A Wakefiel e e e— Omaba Safo & Tron Works, 10f rs Aire and burgl Aults, Il uttars anda . An- Imported, Amertea nt, Hydraulio | and Quiney’ White Lumbor, Hme,ce 1515 Donglas St —_— ate R. R. Grotte, and Jobber Price lists on appiloat Frick & Herbert Whole aleLiguor Dealors £04-508 8. 10th St ———————————— Porte Milwai= Coment Ay | Wyatt-Bullard Lume ber Qo 20th and Tzard Streets Lou's Bradford, it oton i D uglas Stroot —_— ey ND NOTION 1. Oberfelder & Co., Tuiporters and Jobbers i o Millinory 203, 210 and 212 South 1¢ Streot prsbichint b bl WO LRI ET0, A. Hospe, Jr., Organ, Artiste i | Materlals, Ete., Platt & Co,, Oysters, Fish and ¢ olery, 519 8outh 10th 8t ons lidated Tank Line Oo. ned nnd I PRODUCE, Ribbel & Smith, Deulers In country uce, frults, vegol ete irod- Ules, | ¢ Howard Street. 2 Rubert Purvis, 1217 Howard Streot. | Wrlte for prices on but- tor, eggs poultey, and ke, | tuee, Lith Kirschbraun &7Snns, Butter, egis and poultry, | PUHON 1209 Howard Str Bates & Co,, Countrs produce, fruits, vekotables. gro cluties. tous, spice 17410 S, 1t § 1 I. Randazzo & Son, 211 ¢ Foreign & Domest 10 rults Foridaor fotly s CBranch house © Putirs St Now Orlonns COMMISSION Schrosder & C. Cash buyers butter and and genornl n morchinnts, § South 11th Streot. cheose, youltry and gan 09 South 15th Street. Williaws &wflrn;,‘ Produce and fruits. come E. B. Branch % Oo,, frutts of Kinds, oysters, nd larnoy Streets. Jos. A. Clark & Ca., all e rney Street. PAPER. Carpenter Paper Co., | Caurry n full stock of | printing, wrapping and wrlting paper, card pa- Ma bers all B0 SEE Emerson Seed Co, Sed growers, donlers in grden. grass, grato aud tree seeds. South 15th. RUBBLER (GOODS Omaha Rubber Co., seturers and Job- kinds rubbor 20 Farnam Strect. STOVES. SASH, DOOIRS, M. A. Disbrow & Co, £ ansh ol 1200 and Leard Sts, STEAM AND WA Jn;};l s Hughes, Stovesropairs of nll kinds Cooks und Heators for sale. 107 8. 13th Strect. BLINDS, ETO Bolin Sash & Door O Manufaoturers of ings, bling +. do Room 423 Bee Building, TER SUPPLIES U. 8. Wind B gine & Pump 0o, TEA, COFFE “Consolidated Coffee Company, 1416 Harney St., i TOYS BILL H. Ha-dy Oo,, e ots, ohila F "Mi\t Furniun Strect. Balke- | Omaha. Neb. SPICES. A, L. 8trang & $o:8, 10021004 Farnmin Strcen TARDS. The Brunswick- Sollender Jouy o morchandiso, Suloon 409 5. 10th Stre Ol —.—_———-————‘-‘fl SOUTH OMAHA. LIMITED™ UNION STOCK YARDS CO, A, D.Boser & 0o, xchange Butlding, | South Omahs. { Phenoline cunks Oolds in the Hesd by one applicas o Oatarrh ina vary short J—— yanHa Esracke ntly. 500 por Battle, Disetions Iabide Phaneline Madicine Co. | OMAHA oot somoor o sy I fur Wrlte for elreu ‘ o, Hunter & Greeny 0 Exchange Butlding, South Omahi krada New TELEGRAPHY. lh